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Fishing Lake Texoma

Posted By: newbiefisher

Fishing Lake Texoma - 06/30/18 03:09 PM

Been staying on the lake with my son for a few days and haven't had much success. We did find them on top one morning but they were only the little ones. Can anybody give us any tips? We don't have the means to keep shad live so we are only doing lures. Any help is much appreciated.
Posted By: jbobo

Re: Fishing Lake Texoma - 06/30/18 04:03 PM

Fish are scattered all over the east end from north Oklahoma shoreline to the dam. Fish are targeting 1 1/2” and 8” shad. 2 and 3 oz slabs sometimes work. Umbrella rigs I think are working best right now. Sorry it’s been a few weeks since I’ve been there but getting some reports. Most are working hard for their fish.
Posted By: chrisc/striper express guide service

Re: Fishing Lake Texoma - 06/30/18 05:23 PM

It has gotten a lot harder the last couple of days and all these boats do not help
Posted By: newbiefisher

Re: Fishing Lake Texoma - 06/30/18 06:12 PM

Are these stripers catchable during the day as well or just mornings and evenings?
Posted By: jbobo

Re: Fishing Lake Texoma - 06/30/18 06:21 PM

We caught our fish early then went in had a sandwich and a nap. Had an early supper then went back out around 6:00 to dark.
Posted By: striperswiper

Re: Fishing Lake Texoma - 07/05/18 02:09 PM

Run ledges and use your electronics. Most fish have been in 50-65' deep water, with 35' on one side and river channel on the other. . . . .slammed them earlier this week several times. You just never know about time of day. . . .we've done good at 7:30am. . . .11:00am. . . .Tuesday, we smacked them real good from 4-6pm, with three fish 13-15lb on slabs (all CPR'd by the way ;-)).

In the mornings, look for little fish on top, then use depthfinder to find big fish schooled up under them. Once the topwater dies off, use depthfinder and bring your gas card. grin And I'm not kidding. . .we're finding fish from N. Island, to the cross, to WW, and down towards Eisenhower. Gotta keep moving. . . .

I promise you this, if you cover some water and stick with it, there will be no question when you find them....they are stacking up from 25'-45' down in 60' of water and when you find them, you can't get a slab to the bottom.

Tight lines. . .
Posted By: Notaguide

Re: Fishing Lake Texoma - 07/05/18 06:17 PM

Are you a guide striperswiper?
Posted By: BROWNING STRONG

Re: Fishing Lake Texoma - 07/05/18 09:25 PM

How are you fishing the slabs to catch big striper on Texoma ? Thanks
Posted By: shadtank

Re: Fishing Lake Texoma - 07/05/18 09:58 PM

Drop it to the bottom crank it half wAy up as fast as u can push ur button and let fall as fast asu can and repeat keep ur finger in contact with ur line cause the fish is ill hit it on the fall also u will know cause they r slamming it and yes I am a guide the fish are from table top to ti point to wachita flats to everywhere if u r going to troll for them please stay away from the people fishing slabs and bait cause ur boat will scare away their fish
Posted By: BROWNING STRONG

Re: Fishing Lake Texoma - 07/05/18 10:24 PM

Thank you sir
Posted By: striperswiper

Re: Fishing Lake Texoma - 07/06/18 12:23 AM

@Notaguide,

No, I am not. Used to part-time a while back.

Now just an obsessive/compulsive. Hahahaha!!!
Posted By: Notaguide

Re: Fishing Lake Texoma - 07/06/18 01:27 AM

Ok was just asking. After reading your post I know for a fact you know what your saying.
Posted By: Chris B

Re: Fishing Lake Texoma - 07/06/18 03:47 PM

Anyone catching any big striper on topwaters?
Posted By: K_Dean

Re: Fishing Lake Texoma - 07/06/18 09:07 PM

We went this morn and caught 14-15” fish on top no big ones. Didn’t see any of the boats around us catch any big ones either. There wasn’t a shortage of boats chasing them must have been 50-60 boats within 5-600 yards.
Posted By: 2strike

Re: Fishing Lake Texoma - 07/06/18 09:17 PM

What type of slabs
Posted By: K_Dean

Re: Fishing Lake Texoma - 07/07/18 12:29 AM

We were throwing umbrella rigs.
Posted By: striperswiper

Re: Fishing Lake Texoma - 07/08/18 05:07 AM

I’ve been using those “Kansas Slabs”. Not sure what else to call them.

2oz green chartreuse has been working best lately.

Get them from RND Trophy Tackle in Wakeeny. I think Moes sells the same style.
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